Wabasso High School - White Rabbit Yearbook (Wabasso, MN)

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CHORUS: Front row: L. to R., E. Neumann, D. Hotfman, P. Fixsen, M. Christensen, M. Iribeck, E. Jensen, B. Menk, B. Bioedow, J. Burtzei, D. Hengel. Second row: M. Wine, L. Hauptli, G. Hauptli, S. Kruse, J. Johnson, R. Heiderscheidt, J. Burtzei, Y. Mathiowetz, J. Arndt, Mr. Rupp. Third row: M. Johanneck, P. Weber, P. Mathiowetz, J. Lindeman , C. Christensen, S. Sinclair, E. Schweim, J. Johanneck, C.Irlbeck, Fourth row: M . Alcorn, J. Beran, M. Schewe, J. Koewler, J. Schmiesing, M. Eichten, R. Warner, J. Menk, M. Coulter, M. Raddatz. Chorus Members Earn 3 Stars Participation in the District music contest in the spring brought the chorus in contact with competition with six area schools. Vocal soloists Pat Math- iowetz and Euleen Schweim received star rating at the district level and went on to the regional contest. The Triple Trio received a star and attended the regional contest at Worth- ington . They sang at the Redwood County Legion meeting and at school func- tions throughout the year. A Spring Pops concert on May 13 was the last performance of the chorus. Concert goers sat in soft candle light to listen to the light airy music from WHS choral groups. TRIPLE TRIO: L. to R., Joyce Johanneck, Sandy Sinclair, Mary Kay Christensen, Euleen Schweim, Jill Johanneck, Janet Johnson, Marlene Irlbeck, Pat Mathiowetz, Yvonne Mathio- wetz,and pianist Carol Christ - ensen. 11

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MAJORETTES: L. to R., Barb Menk, Pam Fixsen, head twirler; Renee Werner, Sandy Sinclair, head majorette. 64 Per Cent Received Top Rating WHS earned 16 stars at Walnut Grove. 64% of WHS entries received top ratings at the District Music Contest, April 10. The 47-piece band received a star rating. They went on to play at the regional con- test at Tracy. For the best record in band history, WHS brought live stars home from the regional contest in Worthington. The marching band performed at all home football games, the Homecoming parade, and Memorial Day services . Sandy Sinclair was head majorette and Pam Fixsen was head twirler. Select band members from six area schools combined under the direction of Mr. Butler Eitel to present a concert in the fan. A mid-winter concert was held February 4. Final showing before school closing was a Spring Pops Concert. Band: Front row: L. to R., L. Johnson, B. Christensen, D. Hoffman, G. Hauptli, L. Bernardy, J. Lindeman. Second row: B. Menk, P. Fixen, G. Johnson, D. Fixen, L. Neumann, L. Hauptli, R. Dallmann, D. Engel, A. Neumann, G. Goche. Third row: E. Schweim, C. Christensen, P. Large, B. Bloedow, L. Leske, J. Johnson, J. Beran, S. Johanneck, E. Hoizeriand, D. Zieske.H. Holznagei, D. Woodford, K. Schweim, P. Sinclair, M. Johanneck. Back row: D. Hengei, J . Salewske, R. Heiderscheidt, T. Homiston, J. Johanneck, M. Raddatz, M. Alcorn, S. Schultz , B. Wegner, B. Woodford, Director, Mr. Rupp, B. Johnson, P. Christensen, R. Werner, M. Johanneck, S. Sinclair, E. Neumann.

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B team 1. to r,, Gloria Johnson, Betty Dallmann, Barbara Menk, and Bonnie Werner. Twelve Powerful Lungs Led WHS Sports Selection of junior high cheerleaders for the tournaments added one more squad to keep up WHS spirits. New pom-poms and yells kept the Wabasso Pep Club on the outlook for a better section. Underwood cheerleaders spent two nights as guests of WHS A-squad cheerleaders during the Holiday tournaments. A Long Tall Rabbit and Twas Two Nights After Christmas ; skits written by the A-scjuad cheerleaders, kept WHS looking at the humor-- ous side of the basketball season. Jr. High 1. to r., Diane En- gel, Juanita Hengel, Nancy Mock, and Pam Fixsen. Varsity, top to bot., Sandy Sinclair, Jill Johanneck, Re- nee Werner, and Joyce Engel.